permission was asked for by city police last tuesday. that's when a bpd instructor shot a trainee in the head. it says it knows the department didn't have permission last week and is hard at work finding out who took the training class to rose wood and why. maryland police department continues to work the case. it uses the facility to do what it calls active shooter training. if the less had asked for permission, it would have been approved. brian kuebler, abc2 news. >> if you want the latest new details, follow brian on twitter. >> all new tonight at 5:00 a group promoted to helping those

affected boy devastated burgers. >> don harrison talked to the mon who's responsible for picking up the peses. >> reporter: when you walk into the boys and girls club, you're greeted.a sign that says play fairly and be honest. he said 14 laptops were stolen long with two tv's, one of them a 40-inch flat screen. >> the total value is over $15,000. >> reporter: the thieves came into the center. brody is searching for answers. >> who knows what's in the head of an individual who would be as cunning and calculating to arbitrarily make a decision to go into a youth focused environment and take away the many things that they know help

these young people move forward. >> pretty selfish act, isn't it? >> very. >> reporter: the laptops that were stolen look like this one. the only signs of force is where they broke the locks to the cab met to get to the computers. >> could have been someone who had access to the building. >> reporter: it was tough news to break to the children. >> spend a little bit more time artic you can lating it to a 5-year-old, less time with a teenager. however, both are very upset and angry. >> reporter: road di has a emergency. >> we would hope you could spheend in your heart to figure return the stuff or simply tell us why and we can take it from there. >> reporter: in annapolis, don harrison. >> annapolis police are asking anyone with information to call

them a call. now an update on the breaking news we brought you this morning. baltimore firefighters had a busy morning with two fires at a home. it reig nateed hours later. nobody in the home when the fire started and no firefighters were hurt. now to a breaking news update in that former dpien col gist. >> we are learning that more patients have called about dr. nikita levy. levy is suspected of secretly recording several pashts during their exams. investigators are going over a large amount of evidence that they have gathered in the last month. again, if you were a patient you can call the hotline. 410-396-2269. the man annapolis police

called one of their most wanted turned himself in. clarence johnson is charged with the double shooting that left within person dead and second critically wounded. the man accused of trespassing inside north county high will not get out of custody before his trial. >> it reveal last lot about his state of mind. just thin bouman was caught inside the school with a bottle of methadone. >> he told police he came back to face his force and to check out the security of the school. officers searched bop man's cow and -- bouman's car and they found an ak47. >> all right.

love that tweet from abc2 news. taking a live look over the skies of mount lottery. >> let's head over to meteorologist wyatt everhart to see if we're in for a dry night. i think it's going to be dry. northwesterly winds 15 do 25 -- to 25 gusting higher. 35 in hagerstown. that makes for a pretty intense wind chill. feeling like 20s, upper teens. we'll talk about how things will develop as we push later in the week. another storm on the board. more details on that coming up. all right. it's getting crowded. elementary schools are so crowded that employees are working in the hallways. >> and it take as long time to

get through the lunch line. >> reporter: success as its down sides. most are operating at over100% capacity. there are so many at hillcrest elementary that teachers and teacher aides have set up that are classrooms in the hallway. the explosion of students come from the fact that more people are moving to the catonsville and hillcrest and others are some of the top schools for reading and math. now they're trying to manage this explosion of students. >> close quarters. we have portables and looking at the number of seats that are needed. next year we'll have additional portables. we're using every space in the building, every nook and corner.

>> reporter: for the long time as the number of children are expected to increase, they're looking at alternative places and that includes portables to rnting out space in the area. roosevelt leftwich. >> all right. here's an update on the breaking news we brought you last nit at 11. >> search crows found one body after -- crews found one body after that explosion at the restaurant. >> reporter: the explosion happened just after 6 psm, happy hour at the popular jj's restaurant eye felt this more than i heard this. it was like a big base drum. you feel it and the heat from the fire came in. my windows were up but could feel the heat. >> reporter: part of the kansas city shopping center was

leveled. firefighters worked all night to tamp down the flames and contain the thick black smoke. one person died but officials did not release an identification. more than a dozen people were injured, at left three critically. >> we also can't be sure 100% that we scan account for every single person who may have been at jj's last flight when the incident occurred. >> reporter: investigators are still working to determine what caused the explosion but early evidence indicates a contractor hit an underground gas line. a doctor said he and his employee smelled gas for several hours and it kept growing stronger. >> we finally called the gas company. they came out and checked and said we were above the limit that was healthy and that we needed to evacuate. >> reporter: the explosion hit just minutes later. several inches of snow are forecast for kansas city, adding greater urgency in the

investigation. karen travers. heart disease remains the leading cause of death in women but something many of us don't know b tonight we're taking your calls about your heart health. >> robbin roberts made her emotional return to tv but we'll talk to two ladies, a local mother and her daughter who have taken the same journey as rb bin. >> you could be a millionaire and not know it. the mt. airy store where the winning lottery ticket was sold.

february is american heart month. we're working to raise awareness and keep your heart healthy. abc2 partnered with the university of maryland. today we're joined by dr. brad taylor who's focused on surgery at the university of maryland

medical center. so you get that diagnosis. there is some type of heart disease in the family, either adult or child, and you have to have surgery. how has surgery changed over the years regarding evolving technology? >> cardiac surgery has become much more patient friendly. it's clearly a lot safer to undergo than 10 years ago. the way we conduct cardiac surgery is much less invasive. 10 years ago the risk of having something bad happen to you around the time of the operation was higher. the procedures we do are fairly routine. currently the icu care that's given to patients is -- has gotten down to be pretty routine. most patients are in and out of the hospital in five days. the risks are somewhere around 1% to 12%. in addition, patients with

extremes of diseases are being operated on, extremes of age. 10 years ago it was rare to operate on one 80 or older. often it's notten common that we are operating on people into their 90s. so we can do cardiac surgery safer on older people with a lot of medical conditions. also, a lot of the surgery we're doing is less invasively. we can now do surgery through small incisions, the left side of the chest, right side of the chest, ac setting the valves, using a surgical robot and put different device, to repair or replace mitral valve or the aortic valve. fix aneurysm disease through small incisions in the groin.

>> the doctor will be with us throughout the afternoon. the number to call is 410-481-2222. let's send it over to wyatt with a look at your forecast. >> it's pretty chilly temperatures but some bright sunshine. take a look in baltimore. the days getting longer. we like that look at kent island, whitecaps on the chesapeake as this whips in, really cold as we zoom in there on the bridge at the end. annapolis on the other side of the bay same deal. bright conditions to finish out. we cleared out earlier. up here toward man chest are, the clouds held tough and only a little bit in the way of late day clearing. show you some of the statewide temperatures. they are cold. 35 in baltimore. teens in the mountains. below 40 degrees in ocean city. add the wind.

that's the story that tells you what it feels like with gusts around 30 still. the wind chill is biting. feeling like 14 in york. 26 in baltimore. 18 in wilmington. how about it tomorrow? we'll lose some of the wind. we'll lack for the numbers to be in the mid to upper 30s but, again, less windy. it will feel a little improved. as you go further site places like anne arundel county, shady side we could get to 40. as much sun if not more sun and less wind before things change again late friday. show you the leading edge of the next weather maker. tomorrow it's about all sunshine, less windy as the corsetles in. we will struggle to get out of the 30s. on friday clouding up. the leading edge of a more significant area of

precipitation that will arrive. temperatures are going to be marginal, meaning we could see rain mixed with snow, a wintry mix type scenario. it will encounter a cold wedge of air. the cold wedge is out there now. look at the wind chill map for the northern u.s. still in full winter mode. 26 above in baltimore. those cold temperatures will continue to settle in tonight, less wets but still struggle to get out of the 30s. as we go beyond thursday. friday we're stuck in the 30s. that's when the weather maker comes in with marginal temperatures. looks like things stay unsettled saturday with cold rain. the approaching storm system toward the four corners, it will develop as we push into friday night. this will linger into our saturday, kind of a slow moving system. if the storm stricts a lot, that

-- strengthens a lot, that could pull am more cold air. tonight 21. the biting bries continues. tomorrow 38. that's it for your two-degree guarantee. tomorrow night cold, mid-20s. here's a look at the next few days. things changing late friday into saturday. cold, raw. we'll call it wintry showers. then hams we go beyond that into the second half of the weekend some improvement has things trend slightly milder, mid to upper 40s sunday and monday. we drop the temperatures down into the middle part of next week. it's still february y'all. >> thanks, wyatt. it's the moment we've been waiting for for the past five months. >> "good morning america" cohost robin roberts is back. robin was missing from the anchor desk as she underwent treatment for a rare blood disorder. robin trowrnd star studded

welcome back voasd including one from the first couple but nothing could top the feeling as robin opened the show. >> hi. it's robin. if a been waiting 174 days to say this -- good morning america. >> officially back but her doctors warn she still is at risk for infection and exhaustion. robin's story touched so many lives but only a few know first hand what she's gone through. >> because they have gone through the same journey. tonight the remarkable story about a mom and her daughter. >> i was grateful to help my mom. >> i wanted to live. >> kathy scott has leukemia. far away from the bright lights of broadway they're close enough

to know what robin is going through. >> i would say pace yourself, listen to your body. there are days when you're going to feel very energetic and days you might not feel so energetic. >> robin is five months away from her transplant, kathleen nine. >> you can't take life for granted. a lot of people don't realize something like this could happen to them. >> my mom and i are anxious people, perfectionist. we would worry about the next day, doing our best, being the best. for me i've learned to sit back and enjoy the now in each day and that's really a blessing. >> the blessing is that this retired court reporter and this baltimore county teacher know what it's like to put her dukes up and live. >> she battled with the

decision. it is initially dangerous. it's the cure but it takes you down to the bare bones. she came to a place in her heart where she realized she wanted to live. >> dloo give up. research all you can. listen to your doctors. make your decisions but don't give up. you are strong. >> reporter: kathleen and kelly would like all of us to join the bone marrow registry. if you want to learn more about their lives go toker that blog. it is quite the read. it's called kathy and kelly fight, two incredible people. coming up, a motorcyclist racing around a turn makes the turn a little too sharply. we'll tell you what happened to the rider and what he was wearing that likely saved his spine. cows caused a traffic nightmare on the highway. find out where the cows got

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abc2 parter inned with the university of -- partnered with the university of maryland. doctor, talk about life after heart surgery. >> the goal is to get people back to a full functional recovery and people do. often times people are short of breath, have chest pains and are easily fatigued. after they go their procedure rather valve replacement, repair, core ronary bypass, that recover and within a month they're back to doing the things they were before and often times

feeling tremendously better. >> dr. taylor will be with us. we're taking your calls. the number to call is 410-481-2222. get some of your very important questions answered as you venture out and learn more here at abc2.

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baltimore police did not have permission to be on the grounds of the rosewood facility when a police trainee died. the baltimore police department admits it knowingly did not have permission and who took the training class to rosewood. >> hundreds of patients have called into the hotline reporting dr. nikita levy. his body was found inside his towson home earlier this week after he reportedly committed suicide. >